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Join David Bogod and Eleanor Shaw in conversation about the early years of the academic journals from the inception of the BJA in 1923 to the end of the second world war.

This is the second in a series of podcasts devised by the RCoA Heritage Committee to look at the history of the College and the history of anaesthesia.

Join David Bogod and Eleanor Shaw as they continue their conversation about the academic journals. This time focussing on peer review, fraud and the continuing importance of the journals amongst other things

This podcast is part of a series devised by the RCoA Heritage Committee

Details of all the membership categories the College offers and their benefits.

The College encourages Anaesthetists in Training to undertake placements within programmes where there is evidence of high quality teaching, training and/or raising standards.

Anaesthetists are specialist doctors responsible for providing anaesthesia and pain management to patients before, during and after operations and surgical procedures.

The programme offers a number of professional development courses and educational resources in the areas of teaching and learning in the workplace; assessment and feedback; and educational supervision and appraisal. Courses are held throughout the year and in the form of one or two day workshops. All of the courses are taught by practising anaesthetists.